The best “soft” films and series according to our readers (with a title that wins it all)

We all have our little habits to comfort ourselves after a long day or a rainy weekend. After asking you which films and series you loved the first time but can no longer watch today, let’s move on to a less painful topic: these films and series seen during childhood or adolescence, which reassure you, make you laugh or smile , vision after vision. , Year after year.

We also asked you Why these series were important to you too. The opportunity to see ita titledespite these subversive aspects, it has carved out a special place among the readers of Crazy.

Those who changed our perspective on society:

The Simpsons, by Matt Groening

I have been observing them since I was little and as I grew up I learned to identify all the problems in society ☺️

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, by Joss Whedon

It’s an iconic series that I first watched as a child, then as a teenager and then rewatched dozens and dozens of times as an adult with a different perspective each time.

The writing, the avant-garde themes (feminism of course but also friendship, power, the search for oneself, addictions, the transition from adolescence to adulthood, etc.), the mix of registers (horror, action, comedy, drama) and the acting quality of all the main and secondary actors make Buffy a cult series and still timeless today!

The Devil Wears Prada, by David Frankel

I love the film for these characters, for seeing them evolve in a world that values ​​some values ​​at the expense of others. The heroine wanders between two worlds until she finds herself and accepts herself as she is! In a setting of glamor and luxury, don’t joke!

Fleabag, by Phoebe Waller-Bridge

It’s funny, innovative, timeless, sad and very true! I know the series by heart, every scene, every line and even those around me. The series has allowed me to strengthen bonds with myself and those around me and we never get tired of it.

For the sensitivity of the protagonist, her authenticity and for the humor that plays down the most difficult situations

Those who chase the slowdown in an episode

Heartstopper, by Alice Oseman

The themes, the characters, their relationships, their emotions and this comfortable and reassuring thrill of pleasure that it causes in me. Like a stuffed animal that you know what you'll get if you hug it. THE emotions that the series provides are known to me and these are the ones I will look for 😊

Parks and Recreation, by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur

A series that made me smile in the saddest moments of my life. Everything is perfect, the characters, the humor, Amy Poehler

Ratatouille, by Brad Bird

It's sweet, funny, touching, the music stays in your head but it's not painful (that's a big yes), you get really attached to the characters and the ending isn't too stupid like other Disney films

The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain, by Jean-Pierre Jeunet

The aesthetics of the film are pleasant, it reminds me every time to be content with the simple pleasures of life, that happiness is in everyday life, it gives me a boost of faith in humanity.

The ones that make us nostalgic

Harry Potter

It reminds me of the first time I watched them. I was at school. I had faith in the future. I was full of certainties about everything. It reminds me of that time.

I read the books when I was little, I identified with the characters. I grew up with them and with them. Films take me back to my childhood and this magical world that makes me forget everything for a moment.

Desperate Housewives, by Marc Cherry

I feel that the characters are almost part of my life now 😂 The period in which I discovered it has meant that films and series for teenagers are the ones I am most attached to.

All ! The plot, the characters, the fact that I watched it with my family…

Because I watched it with my mother when they showed it on TV, because it is the story of women who life does not spare, but who are very strong!

How I Met Your Mother by Craig Thomas

I'm watching it for the third time and it's definitely my favorite series. I feel like I reunite with my friend group every time I watch an episode.

There are real things in life: friendship, love, the questions we ask ourselves when we approach 30, relationships, singleness... There is also an unusual humor. When I finish the series, I'm always sad because I feel like I'm losing my friends.

And your ultimate quilt series is… Friends

Here is the title that emerged the most among your answers. For you, the gang Friends it is sometimes your group of friendsSometimes your family.

Friends embrace our hearts. You feel part of the group.

The jokes make me laugh, the characters are thoughtful, kind and every time I watch Friends it's like I meet friends again.

It's my family always available 🙂

It clears my head, takes me back 10 years, makes me feel good! I'm still attached to the characters and maybe it's strange but I'm always happy to see them again like at the beginning.

It's THE comforting series

I have no idea, but when things aren't going well I go back to the episodes. Maybe because it makes me feel good, because I felt good when I watched it for the first time and this allows me to get back into that state of mind?

A group of friends who stay together, love, jokes, everything you need to warm your heart!

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